For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.
For one out of 40 samples tested, the student?s status was not accurately reflected to the NSLDS. The College utilizes a third party service company to administer reporting to the NSLDS. Although the College reported the accurate status to the third party, NSLDS was inaccurately updated. The student was in a 5-year program where both the undergraduate and graduate degree are issued concurrently once all requirements are met. The student completed all credit bearing courses in the Fall of 2021 and was required to take an exam during his spring semester to graduate. The most recent NSLDS reporting indicated a withdrawal status effective December 2021 instead of half-time per the College?s records. Further, the student?s school records indicated graduated effective May 2022.